Data communication method between two electronic devices by using negative electric with unipolar wave frequency

ABSTRACT

A wireless data communication method wherein the data is transferred after the connection of the first device and the second device that can store information and/or generate information, wherein at least one of the devices can transfer the data to the other device by using negative electricity with unipolar wave frequency.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The present application is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patentapplication Ser. No. 16/426,731, filed on May 30, 2019, presentlypending. U.S. patent application Ser. No. 16/426,731 is acontinuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 15/915,612,filed on Mar. 8, 2018, which issued as U.S. Pat. No. 10,325,571 on Jun.18, 2019. U.S. patent application Ser. No. 15/915,612 is acontinuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 14/122,053,filed on Nov. 25, 2013, which issued as U.S. Pat. No. 9,939,886 on Apr.10, 2018.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to a method enabling wireless sharing offiles or data via touch surface between electronic devices that canstore information and/or generate information.

The present invention especially relates to a data transfer method afterthe connection of the electronic devices (for example a tablet and astylus) that can store information and/or generate information whereinat least one of the devices can transfer the data to the other device byusing negative electricity with unipolar wave frequency.

2. Description of Related Art Including Information Disclosed Under 37CFR 1.97 And 37 CFR 1.98

There are two methods, wired and wireless, of data sharing betweenelectronic devices. In the data transmission via cables, there areadverse circumstances such as the possibility of the cables being lost,not available to the user, and not compatible with the device such ascomputers, etc. to which the data will be transmitted. Another problemis the failure to establish data transmission when the cable isdeformed.

Another problem encountered in the current state of the art is thatthere are risks such as the computer not recognizing the externalapparatus when external devices such as flash memory, memory card, etc.are used.

There is the breakdown possibility of the plug-in-out apparatus (cable,flash memory, memory card, etc.) during the plugging in and out thereofto and from the device such as computers, etc. to which the data will becommunicated. Similarly, corresponding parts of the cameras, mobilephones, etc. to which the data will be transmitted can be damaged.Moreover, there is a high risk of experiencing data loss in the memorycards or flash memories during the wrong use of plug-in-out apparatus.

Location of the relevant memory card cannot be known to all of the userswhen using media tools such as cameras, mobile phones, etc. and there isa risk of loss while plugging and removing the memory card, therefore,there is a risk of data loss.

During the wireless transmissions (such as the data transfer which willbe carried out only with Bluetooth) there is a risk of sending the datato a different user.

Bluetooth data sharing method used in the current state of the art canalso be employed. However, this method is manual. Primarily, devicesshould be manually introduced to each other for communication betweenthem. Data communication by means of this method takes longer and thusis more difficult. This is because the user must introduce the devicesto each other and find the location of files on the computer.

Users may have difficulty in locating the relevant folder in theoperating system if the computer doesn't automatically show theremovable devices on the screen during the plugging in of these devices.For instance, let's say that a user goes to a printing centre and theemployees of the centre use table-shaped computers. And the user wantsthe birthday photos taken at their home to be printed. In this case, theduration for the activation of the Bluetooth feature of the camera andintroduction of this camera to the computer is 5 to 10 minutes for aperson familiar with these operations. This situation will cause the jobof the user to take longer or not preferring data import from thecameras.

In prior art, the location of the stylus is automatically determinedaccording to the position where signal sends. But in order to determinethe direction of the stylus according to the tablet computer, the stylusmust include at least one compass sensor or both of them (the tabletcomputer and the stylus) have to include compass sensors. Otherwise, thescreen image of the other device placed on the screen will beindependent of the device. The user will have to set this direction byrealizing a second action. In prior art, it is not disclosed a methodwhich control and modify these data signals between a first device and asecond device by means of the compass sensor, the inclination sensor andthe pressure sensor which are placed on one or both of the first andsecond devices.

In conclusion, an improvement in the relevant technical field renderednecessary due to the negative aspects mentioned above and insufficiencyof the current solutions.

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The invention is developed by being inspired from existing conditionsand seeks to solve the above mentioned drawbacks.

The main object of the present invention is to improve a data transfermethod after the connection of the electronic devices (for example atablet and a stylus) that can store information and/or generateinformation wherein one of the devices can transfer the data to theother device by using negative electricity with unipolar wave frequency.

Another object of the present invention is to use analog and/or digitalcoding in this unipolar wave frequency depending on the type of data.

Another object of the present invention is that, the second device canreceive modulated data at this frequency used at the point where thefirst device touches the touch surface of the second device. Thefrequency can be transmitted by negative electrical pulses, wherein thedata being encoded with on/off and/or voltage changes.

Another object of the present invention is that, at the point where thefirst device touches the touch surface of the second device is aconductive end. With this conductive end, data signals are sent from thefirst device to the second device. It is likewise possible to measurenegative electricity on the touch surface by the first device.

Therefore, it is possible to transmit data from the second device to thefirst device by the same technique. Again at this point, data can betransmitted to the counter device over the same frequency. Thisfrequency can also be used as a unipolar wave to use only negativeelectricity. Analog and/or digital coding may be used depending on thetype of data at this unipolar wave frequency. The first device (forexample a stylus) can receive the data modulated by measuring thenegative electricity at the frequency used at the point where the firstdevice touches the touch surface of the second device. The frequency canbe transmitted by negative electrical pulses, that is, data beingencoded with open, closed and/or voltage changes.

The object of the present invention is to improve a method which isapplied between a first device as a stylus and a second device as atablet computer with capacitive touch panel, wherein it is used totransmit mutual data signals using negative electrical signals withunipolar wave frequency, and to control and modify these data signals bymeans of the compass sensor, inclination sensor and pressure sensorwhich are placed on one or both of the devices.

The object of the present invention is to enable quick wireless sharingof files or data between electronic devices that can store informationand/or generate information.

Another object of the present invention is to eliminate the need forcables used in the current state of the art thanks to the wirelessconnection of the electronic devices with each other.

Another object of the present invention is to eliminate cableincompatibility between different models of electronic devices as cableis not required for connection.

Another object of the present invention is to prevent any deformation ofthe parts of removable devices as cable is not required for connection.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a means for usersof all ages thanks to the easy use thereof.

Another object of the present invention is to enable even the users whodo not know a foreign language sending data thanks to the simpletransfer mode provide.

Another object of the present invention is to eliminate the problem ofwaste of time thanks to the devices quickly establishing communicationwith each other.

Another object of the present invention is to facilitate datacommunication of increasingly used electronic devices of today such astablet computers with capacitive multi-touch panel and a stylus witheach other, making this method functional.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present invention for fulfilling the above-described objects is amethod of data communication via a touch surface such as to enablewireless data communication between a first device and a second device,the method comprising:

turning on the first device and the second device, the first devicecapable of data generation and/or data storage, the second devicecapable of data generation and/or data storage, said second device iselectrically contacted with a capacitive multi-touch panel with acapacitive multi-touch surface;

after performing the data transmission that the user wishes to perform,the user disconnects the connection of the first device with the seconddevice;

wherein the method further comprises turning on the first device andsending the signal to a conductor tip;

placing the first device on the capacitive multi-touch surface contactedwith the second device;

sending the signals defining the identification and position informationof the first device on the capacitive multi-touch surface by theconductor tip;

receiving the signals sent by the conductor tip on the capacitivemulti-touch surface;

sending of the information from the second device to the first device,containing the confirmation that the identity and location of the firstdevice is received and it is ready to receive data; and transferring thedata after the connection of the first the second devices that can storeinformation and/or generate information, wherein at least one of thedevices can transfer the data to the other device by using negativeelectricity with unipolar wave frequency.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the data istransferred by using capacitive multi-touch panel from the first deviceto the second device by negative electric signals with unipolar wavefrequency or from the second device to the first device by negativeelectric signals with unipolar wave frequency.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the data istransferred by using the analog and/or digital coding in said unipolarwave frequency depending on the type of data.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the second devicecan receive modulated data at said frequency used at the point where thefirst device touches the touch surface of the second device.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the frequency can betransmitted by negative electrical pulses, wherein the data beingencoded with on/off and/or voltage changes.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the first device isa stylus with a conductor tip and the second device is a tablet computerwith a capacitive multi-touch panel, the data is sent from the tabletcomputer to the stylus by means of a dedicated capacitive area on thecapacitive multi-touch panel that corresponds to the bottom of thestylus, wherein it touches the capacitive multi-touch panel.

The structural and the characteristic features and all advantages of theinvention will be understood more clearly with the detailed descriptionwritten by referring to the following figures and therefore, theevaluation needs to be done by taking these figures and the detaileddescription into consideration.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a representational view of the elements used in the datacommunication method via touch surface according to the invention.

FIG. 2 is a flow diagram showing the process steps of the datacommunication method via touch surface according to the invention.

FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing the data communication between thefirst device and the second device of the data communication method viatouch surface according to the invention.

FIG. 4 is a representational view of the data communication methodbetween a stylus and a tablet computer.

FIG. 5 shows the operating principle of a compass sensor on the firstdevice.

FIG. 6 shows the simultaneous operation of the inclination sensor andthe compass sensor.

FIG. 7 is a schematic view showing the frequency of the electricity usedonly in the form of negative electricity.

FIG. 8 is a schematic view showing the digital coding of frequency.

FIG. 9 is a schematic view showing the analogue coding of frequency.

FIG. 10 is a schematic view of a first example showing the analog anddigital coding of frequency.

FIG. 11 is a schematic view of a second example showing the analog anddigital coding of frequency.

FIG. 12 is a a representational view of the data communication methodbetween a stylus and a tablet computer by negative electricity withunipolar wave frequency.

FIG. 13 is a representational view of the data communication methodbetween a stylus and a tablet computer showing the capacitive area.

FIG. 14 is a a representational algorythm of the processes that devicesuse to transmit data to the other device.

FIG. 15 is a a representational algorythm of the processes that devicesuse to receive data from the sending device.

DESCRIPTION OF REFERENCE NUMERALS

-   10. First device-   11. Photo sensor-   12. Conductive frame-   13. Processor-   14. Circuit board-   15. Electrical supply-   16. Conductor tip-   17. Light sensor-   18. Compass sensor-   19. Inclination sensor-   101. Pressure sensor-   102. Dedicated capacitive area-   20. Second device-   21. Capacitive multi-touch panel-   211. Capacitive multi-touch surface-   212. Graphic area-   2121. Input chart-   22. Image forming units-   23. Image blanking units-   24. Data transfer units-   25. Circuit board-   26. Processor-   27. Display units-   28. Compass sensor-   29. Inclination sensor-   30. Electrical supply

DESCRIPTION OF THE PROCESS STEPS

-   100. Turning the first device (10) and the second device (20) on-   200. Turning the first device (10) on for sending commands    triggering the second device (20) as negative electrical signals    through conductive frame part (12)-   300. Placing the first device (10) on the capacitive multi-touch    surface (211) contacted with the second device (20)-   400. Sending the signals enabling the detection of the identity and    position information of the first device (10) on the multi-touch    panel (21) to the second device (20) through conductive frame (12)    over capacitive multi-touch surface (211)-   500. Reception of the signals sent over capacitive multi-touch    surface (211) through the conductive frame (12) by the second device    (20)-   600. Blanking of the corresponding area of the second device (20)    located below the conductive frame (12), for image blanking unit    (23) located below capacitive multi-touch surface (211) sending    signal-   700. Sending of the information from the second device (20) to the    first device (10), containing the identity information of the second    device (20) and the confirmation that the identity and location of    the first device (10) is received and it is ready to receive data,    by means of light signals through switching the data transfer units    (24) corresponding to the middle of image blanking units (23) on and    off-   800. Identification by the first device (10) through converting the    light signals emitted by the data transfer units (24) into data by    means of photo sensor (11) thereof that the second device (20)    recognized it and is ready to receive data-   900. Transferring the data by using capacitive multi-touch panel    (21) from the first device (10) to the second device (20) or from    the second device (20) to the first device (10) depending on the    preference of user-   1000. Disconnection of the first device (10) from the second device    (20) after the user performs the desired data transfer

Scaling of drawings is not absolutely required and details, which arenot needed for understanding the present invention, can be neglected.Furthermore, elements, which are at least substantially identical orhave at least substantially identical functions, are indicated with thesame number.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

In this detailed description, preferred process steps of the datacommunication via multi-touch surface according to the invention areexplained only for a better understanding of the subject matter.

Data communication according to the present invention using multi-touchsurface comprises the following: first storage device (10); photo sensor(11); conductive frame (12); and second storage device (20) on whichmulti-touch panel (21) comprising multi-touch surface (211) is provided.

Capacitive multi-touch panel (21) is provided on the second device (20)and contacted electrically to the second device (20). Here the termmulti refers to multi-touch panel (21) being sensitive to a plurality ofelectronic devices. Capacitive multi-touch panel (21) provides datainput to any electronic device by means of touching operation, whereinit comprises capacitive touch surface (211) preferably allowing usage bythe finger. Said panel (21) can be any other type of panel having themulti-touch feature and being sensitive to negative or positiveelectricity.

The image on the capacitive multi-touch panel (21) is provided by meansof the image forming unit (22), image blanking unit (23) and datatransfer units (24), all of which are located just below the capacitivemulti-touch surface (211) and preferably composed of LEDs. Said units(22, 23, 24) are preferably LED, wherein the image on the capacitivemulti-touch panel (21) can also be provided by means of a projector,led, a plasma or LCD screen.

The first device (10) and the second device (20) are characterized inthat both can generate and store data and at least one of the two (10,20) has a capacitive multi-touch surface (211). Therefore, the firstdevice (10) and the second device (20) may also be a mouse or keyboard,as well as telephone, a tablet PC, camera or a hard disk such that atleast one of the two said devices to be provided with data communicationcomprise capacitive multi-touch surface (211). In this detaileddescription operations performed will be described with the camera (10)as the first device (10) and the table-shaped computer (20) as thesecond device (20).

Conductive frame (12) is made of metallic material and surrounds thephoto sensor (11). Conductive frame (12) is used to transmit data fromthe camera (10) to the table-shaped computer (20) by means of negativeelectricity. Photo sensor (11) is used to measure light intensity of thedata transfer units (24) provided in the table-shaped computer (20).

Data communication method via multi-touch surface according to theinvention takes place as follows. First, the user turns the camera (10)and the table-shaped computer (20) on by means of pressing on the on andoff buttons provided thereon (100). When the first device (10) is turnedon it sends signal to the conductive frame (12). Then, the user placesthe camera (10) on the touch panel (21) such that the conductive metalframe (12) stays on the capacitive multi-touch surface (211) of thecapacitive multi-touch panel (21) (300). The camera (10) starts to sendthe signals, required for its introduction to the table-shaped computer(20), to the touch panel (21) through conductive frame (12) and usingnegative electricity (400). The computer (20) starts to receive saidsignals by means of the capacitive multi-touch panel (21) and acquiresinformation comprising identity of the camera (10) and location thereofon the capacitive multi-touch surface (211) (500). Now, the informationregarding the camera (10) is received by the computer (20). In thiscase, the computer (20) should start to communicate with the camera(10). Thus, the computer (20) blanks the corresponding area below theconductive metal frame (12) for the photo sensor (11) provided in thecamera (10) by preventing light emission of the image blanking units(23) provided in the touch panel (21) (600). With this process, thecomputer (20) starts to send signal to the photo sensor (11) by means ofthe data transfer units (24) provided in the middle of the blanked areafor transferring data to the camera (10) (700). These sent signalscomprise information confirming that relevant information about thecamera (10) is received and the computer (20) is ready to receive data.At this point, actually, the difficult and time consuming introductionprocess, i.e. introduction of the camera (10) to the table-shapedcomputer (20) is obtained. Now, at this moment, the user may choose amethod for data communication between the camera (10) and thetable-shaped computer (20) or proceed with the already chosen method.After the introduction process of the devices (10, 20) to each other,the user may maintain the connection between the camera (10) and thetable-shaped computer (20) by means of light and electrical signals asin the introduction process or may prefer to carry out communication bymeans of radio frequency. In the case that the user prefers to performthe communication via radio frequency, he or she may choosecommunication via Bluetooth (wireless connection for short distances) orWi-Fi (wireless connection). Then, the user can perform desiredoperations via multi-touch surface (211) or a button or buttons providedon the camera (10) (900).

User requests such as sending photos, videos, etc., sending andreceiving signal by means of light signals take place as follows:sending of the signal from the camera (10) to the table-shaped computer(20) proceed from the conductive metal frame (12) towards the capacitivemulti-touch surface (211) while sending of the signal from thetable-shaped computer (20) to the camera (10) proceed from the datatransfer units (24) towards the photo sensor (11).

Upon completion of the data sending and receiving processes, the userperforms disconnection process of the camera (10) from the computer (20)(1000). This process can be carried out by pressing the on off buttonsof either the camera (10) or the table-shaped computer (20) or byremoving the camera (10) from the capacitive multi-touch surface (211)(1000).

In FIG. 3, a schematic view showing some process steps of the datacommunication method via touch surface according to the invention anddata communication between the first device (10) and the second device(20) is given. First, the first and the second device (10, 20) areturned on. Then, energy is given to the conductive frame (12) by meansof the electricity generator of the first device (10). As shown in FIG.3, the first electronic device (10) is placed on the capacitivemulti-touch surface (211). The first device (10) sends data signals tothe second device (20) through the conductive frame (12) by means ofnegative electrical signals thanks to the capacitive feature of thecapacitive multi-touch surface (211). Said data signals is processedwithin the processor of the second device (20) and said processor (20)generates data comprising information confirming that the second device(20) recognized the first device and it is ready to receive data. Datatransfer units (24) send this information to the photo sensor (11) bymeans of light signals. Data signals received by the photo sensor (11)are sent to the processor of the first device (10). Processor receivesthese data signals and generates the information that it is now ready tosend data. After these operations, content of the first device (10) isdisplayed on the capacitive multi-touch surface (211). List of datatypes (photo, video, etc.) contained within the first device (10) isdisplayed right next to the said device.

Then, the user moves their finger on the capacitive surface (211) forarranging the content displayed on the capacitive multi-touch surface(211). Capacitive surface (211) detects touching of the finger and theprocessor of the second device (20) performs computer operationsaccording to the requests of the user.

The most important point in the data communication via capacitivemulti-touch surface (211) is that the camera (10) is introduced to thetable-shaped computer (20) in an easy manner and the data desired to besent from the camera (10) to the table-shaped computer (20) is shownwith respect to the position of the camera (10) on the table-shapedcomputer (20). For instance, let's say that a table-shaped computer (20)is available and 2 cameras (10) are placed on table-shaped computer(20). By this way, content for each camera (10) will be shown aroundthereof. This, in turn, will provide an easy way to find and manage thephotos and videos contained the cameras (10) on the capacitivemulti-touch surface (211).

The following example can be given for an application of the datacommunication method via touch surface. In the printing centres, thereare table-shaped computers (20) comprising touch panels (21). The userplaces the camera (10) on the table-shaped computer (20). The camera(10) and the computer (20) communicate quickly with each other thanks tothe data communication mentioned above. Then, the data is transferred tothe table-shaped computer (20) through this method taking place by meansof light signals or radio frequency signals initiated by this method.

In this detailed description, the additional process steps are furtherdescribed for better understanding of the subject, with regard to themethod of reconfiguring the graphical interface between devices.

It is imperative that the compass sensor is present on the table shapedcomputer and on the mobile device. It is necessary for the user to viewthe data on the device regularly and to rotate the graphic screentowards the user without performing a second action on the user at thelocation change. This will allow faster processing and betterinteraction with the user. Also, if multiple mobile devices are placedon the touch screen of the desktop computer, it will prevent the contentfrom intermingling.

First of all, the second device, namely table shaped computer, has tofind its own direction. The compass sensor will find out how manydegrees it is facing north. The first device, namely mobile device, willmake same action. When placed on the touchscreen display, the tableshaped computer and the mobile device will determine their orientation(direction).

The position and orientation of the graphical interface will berearranged according to the position and direction of the mobile deviceswhen multiple mobile devices are located on the table shaped computer.

If only the direction of the mobile device is found, it is sufficientthat only the compass sensor is present in the mobile device.

Moving the graphical interface according to the status of the mobiledevice will make it easier for the user. Positioning each mobile deviceaccording to its own situation will prevent confusion for multipleusers.

For example, the graphical interface can be established in a certaindirection of the mobile device. The user will remember when the mobiledevice is used again, where the graphical interface should be created onthe mobile device. In addition, the user will be able to save theposition and orientation as data to the mobile device for later use.

For initial use, the mobile device manufacturer can determine theposition and orientation. Thus, the user will not have lived inconfusion the first time. It will also prevent the graphical interfacefrom remaining invisible under the device.

The user must place the mobile device on the touch pad of the tableshaped computer. The table shaped computer is already ready to receivethe signal in this case. The data signals from the mobile device beginto be sent to the table shaped computer's touch screen. The table shapedcomputer identifies the identity and location of the mobile device.After the handshake protocols, the two devices are connected. Then, thegraphical interface starts to be created according to thecharacteristics of the mobile device. And the compass sensors on bothdevices will determine the direction of the devices at the same time.The orientation of the created graphical interface will be adjustedaccording to the state of the mobile device and the table shapedcomputer.

Only the use of the compass sensor on the mobile device will besufficient in part.

The location of the mobile device is checked regularly. When the devicesare repositioned, the mobile device's position will be found again andthe compass sensor function will be automatically re-enabled.

In this detailed description, the additional process steps are furtherdescribed for better understanding of the subject, with regard to a newmethod is applied between a first device (10), which is a stylus, and asecond device (20), which is a tablet computer with capacitivemulti-touch panel (21), wherein said method provides a wireless datacommunication between a first device (10) and a second device (20) withthe mutual data signals using the negative electrical signals and thelight signals, and further that these data signals are controlled andmodified by means of the different sensors which are placed on one orboth of the devices.

As it seen in FIG. 4, the stylus has a conductor tip (16) that affectsthe capacitive multi-touch panel (21) of the tablet computer. A batteryis used as an electrical supply (15). And the stylus has a circuit board(14) and a processor (13) which are used for data storage andcommunication. And at least one light sensor (17) is used to receive thelight signals from the tablet computer for wireless data communication.In addition, the first device (10) includes a pressure sensor (101) formeasuring the pressure applied to the capacitive multi-touch panel (21)of the tablet computer. Further that, the first device (10) includes aninclination sensor (19) to find the angle of the tablet computer and thestylus relative to each other and further that said first device (10)includes a compass sensor (18) which controls the directional changes ofthe tablet computer.

The tablet computer has a capacitive multi-touch panel (21) and displayunits (27) under it. For more sensitive data signals, although notnecessary, the tablet computer can include an inclination sensor (29) tofind the angle of the stylus which moves on it. Further that, the tabletcomputer can include a compass sensor (28) to find the direction of thestylus which moves on it.

The wireless data communication between the stylus and tablet computerwill be explained. This data communication is generated by data signalsdepending on whether the electricity consisting of 1 and 0 is turned onand off Data communication starts as soon as the conductor tip (16) ofthe stylus touches the capacitive multi-touch panel (21) of the tabletcomputer. The identities of the stylus and the tablet computer aretransmitted to each other via mutual data signals.

Firstly, the identity of the stylus is transferred to the tabletcomputer by means of the negative electric signals which is created inam anner that the conductor tip (16) touchs to the capacitivemulti-touch panel (21) of the tablet computer. After that, the tabletcomputer will send the light signals to the stylus by using the imageforming units (22) and the image blanking units (23) and these lightsignals will be taken by the light sensor (17) of the stylus. After themutual data signals have been transmitted, the two devices willrecognize each other and mutual handshake will be ensured.

The negative electricity comes from the conductor tip (16) of the styluswhere it touches the capacitive multi-touch panel (21) of the tabletcomputer. Said conductor tip (16) is the end point of the stylus.Negative electricity coming from the conductor tip (16) can alwaysremain open at point 1 to generate a continuous signal. This signal willalways remain on, so that the stylus can create a line or anyinteraction on the capacitive multi-touch panel (21) of the tabletcomputer. In the meantime, if the data signal is to be sent again, thedata signals consisting of 1 and 0 will be transmitted to the oppositeside using negative electricity. For example, while a line is drawn tothe capacitive multi-touch panel (21), when the stylus is inclinedslightly, the data signals will be used again to define how the newdrawing will be, and said data signals will be tansmitted to thecapacitive multi-touch panel (21) as data pulses.

The compass sensor (18) can vary the contents of the data signal fromthe stylus to the tablet computer depending on the changes in thedirection of the tablet computer. For example, the angle between agraphical area (212) formed on the capacitive multi-touch panel (21) ofthe tablet computer and the stylus, can be adjusted. The compass sensor(18) may also affect the content of an interaction on the capacitivemulti-touch panel (21) in the event that continuous negative electricityis on. For example, when the orientation of the stylus is important,different data can be sent by rotating the stylus.

The inclination sensor (19) can be used to measure the angle of thestylus relative to the tablet computer. The data comes from the stylusmay vary according to the angle of the stylus. When the stylus is heldupright, the data that is normal, can change the data signalstransmitted from the stylus to the tablet computer when held obliquely.

Finally, the pressure sensor (101) also measures the pressure applied atthe point where the stylus touches the tablet computer during the datasignals transmitted to the tablet computer. According to this pressure,the data signal transmitted by the negative signals from the stylus tothe tablet computer, will be differentiated according to the appliedpressure.

All sensors allow the data signals from the stylus to the tabletcomputer to change or occur again. For example, a drawing is made on thecapacitive multi-touch panel (21) of the tablet computer with thestylus, the types of the drawings can be controlled by these sensors.These data is transferred to the tablet computer by data signals and canchange how the drawing will be.

As it seen in FIG. 5, the operating principle of a compass sensor (18)on the first device (10) is described. In a preferred application of theinvention, the first device (10) is a stylus and the second device (20)is a tablet computer with a capacitive multi-touch panel. Wherein saidstylus performs A-Motion, B-Motion is made in the same direction in thegraphic area (212) of the tablet computer. These motions (A, B) can berealized with the compass sensor (18) placed in the stylus. This can beused to enable the user to enjoy a more comfortable user experience onthe tablet computer. Alternatively, a different compass sensor can alsobe used on the tablet computer for a more precise user experience.

FIG. 6 explains the simultaneous operation of the inclination sensor(19) and the compass sensor (18) are described. The first device (10) isa stylus and the second device (20) is a tablet computer with acapacitive multi-touch panel (21). Input chart (2121) is formed bygiving the negative electricity which is continuously open to thecapacitive multi-touch panel (21). The stylus forms the input chart(2121) to be used for drawing on the graphic area (212) under thecapacitive multi-touch panel (21). According to this figure, a drawingor a line can be made on the graphic area (212). This figure can besupplied with various effects and shapes via the compass sensor (18) andthe inclination sensor (19). The angle of the stylus to the tabletcomputer can be measured by the inclination sensor (19) to enlarge orchange the input chart (2121). Simultaneously, the direction of theinput chart (2121) can be adjusted by the compass sensor (18) of thestylus. When the stylus makes A-Motion, the input chart (2121) will makeB-Motion. In addition, when the angle of movement, which is 99 degrees,comes to a different angle, the input chart (2121) can take differentshapes.

It is imperative that the compass sensor is present on the table shapedcomputer and on the mobile device. It is necessary for the user to viewthe data on the device regularly and to rotate the graphic screentowards the user without performing a second action on the user at thelocation change. This will allow faster processing and betterinteraction with the user. Also, if multiple mobile devices are placedon the touch screen of the desktop computer, it will prevent the contentfrom intermingling.

First of all, the second device, namely table shaped computer, has tofind its own direction. The compass sensor will find out how manydegrees it is facing north. The first device, namely mobile device, willmake same action. When placed on the touchscreen display, the tableshaped computer and the mobile device will determine their orientation(direction).

The position and orientation of the graphical interface will berearranged according to the position and direction of the mobile deviceswhen multiple mobile devices are located on the table shaped computer.

If only the direction of the mobile device is found, it is sufficientthat only the compass sensor is present in the mobile device.

Moving the graphical interface according to the status of the mobiledevice will make it easier for the user. Positioning each mobile deviceaccording to its own situation will prevent confusion for multipleusers.

For example, the graphical interface can be established in a certaindirection of the mobile device. The user will remember when the mobiledevice is used again, where the graphical interface should be created onthe mobile device. In addition, the user will be able to save theposition and orientation as data to the mobile device for later use.

For initial use, the mobile device manufacturer can determine theposition and orientation. Thus, the user will not have lived inconfusion the first time. It will also prevent the graphical interfacefrom remaining invisible under the device.

The user must place the mobile device on the touch pad of the tableshaped computer. The table shaped computer is already ready to receivethe signal in this case. The data signals from the mobile device beginto be sent to the table shaped computer's touch screen. The table shapedcomputer identifies the identity and location of the mobile device.After the handshake protocols, the two devices are connected. Then, thegraphical interface starts to be created according to thecharacteristics of the mobile device. And the compass sensors on bothdevices will determine the direction of the devices at the same time.The orientation of the created graphical interface will be adjustedaccording to the state of the mobile device and the table shapedcomputer.

Only the use of the compass sensor on the mobile device will besufficient in part.

The location of the mobile device is checked regularly. When the devicesare repositioned, the mobile device's position will be found again andthe compass sensor function will be automatically re-enabled.

A data transfer method is improved after the connection of theelectronic devices (for example a tablet and a stylus) that can storeinformation and/or generate information wherein one of the devices cantransfer the data to the other device by using negative electricity withunipolar wave frequency.

The data transfer is realized after the connection of the electronicdevices (for example a tablet and a stylus) that can store informationand/or generate information wherein one of the devices can transfer thedata to the other device by using negative electricity with unipolarwave frequency.

In order to fulfil the data transfer it is used that the analog and/ordigital coding in this unipolar wave frequency depending on the type ofdata. The second device can receive modulated data at this frequencyused at the point where the first device touches the touch surface ofthe second device. The frequency can be transmitted by negativeelectrical pulses, wherein the data being encoded with on/off and/orvoltage changes.

At the point where the first device touches the touch surface of thesecond device is a conductive end. With this conductive end, datasignals are sent from the first device to the second device. It islikewise possible to measure negative electricity on the touch surfaceby the first device.

Therefore, it is possible to transmit data from the second device to thefirst device by the same technique. Again at this point, data can betransmitted to the counter device over the same frequency. Thisfrequency can also be used as a unipolar wave to use only negativeelectricity. Analog and/or digital coding may be used depending on thetype of data at this unipolar wave frequency. The first device (forexample a stylus) can receive the data modulated by measuring thenegative electricity at the frequency used at the point where the firstdevice touches the touch surface of the second device. The frequency canbe transmitted by negative electrical pulses, wherein, data beingencoded with on-off and/or voltage changes.

As it seen in FIG. 12, the first device comprises an electrical source,a processor for generating information, a circuit board used tofrequency the digital data generated by the electrical source and aconductor tip. The second device includes an electrical source, aprocessor for generating information, a capacitive touchpad used tounderstand touches on a touch surface and to transmit digital datagenerated by the processor and the electrical supply, display units usedto generate images, as well as a circuit board that transmits data byfrequency to the touchpad. When the touchpad detects touch points, itmay be used to transmit data to the point at which the conductor end ofthe first device touches, transmitting the encoded frequency.

As it seen in FIG. 13, the first device is a stylus and the seconddevice is a tablet computer. In order to provide mutual data transfer,the stylus has a conductor tip and the tablet compouter has a capacitivemulti-touch panel. On the touchpad, to send data from the tablet to thestylus, it is seen that the dedicated capacitive area on the capacitivemulti-touch panel that corresponds to the bottom of the stylus, wherein,at the point where it touches the capacitive multi-touch panel.

FIG. 14 is a representational algorythm of the processes that devicesuse to transmit data to the other device.

FIG. 15 is a representational algorythm of the processes that devicesuse to receive data from the sending device.

I claim:
 1. A method of data communication via a touch surface such asto enable wireless data communication between a first device and asecond device, the method comprising: turning on the first device andthe second device, the first device capable of data generation and/ordata storage, the second device capable of data generation and/or datastorage, said second device is electrically contacted with a capacitivemulti-touch panel with a capacitive multi-touch surface; wherein themethod further comprises turning on the first device and sending thesignal to a conductor tip; placing the first device on the capacitivemulti-touch surface contacted with the second device; sending thesignals defining the identification and position information of thefirst device on the capacitive multi-touch surface by the conductor tip;receiving the signals sent by the conductor tip on the capacitivemulti-touch surface; and sending of the information from the seconddevice to the first device, containing the confirmation that theidentity and location of the first device is received and it is ready toreceive data; and transferring the data after the connection of thefirst device and the second device that can store information and/orgenerate information, wherein one of the devices can transfer the datato the other device by using negative electricity with unipolar wavefrequency.
 2. The method of claim 1, wherein the data is transferred byusing capacitive multi-touch panel from the first device to the seconddevice by negative electric signals with unipolar wave frequency or fromthe second device to the first device by negative electric signals withunipolar wave frequency.
 3. The method of claim 1, wherein the data istransferred by using the analog and/or digital coding in said unipolarwave frequency depending on the type of data.
 4. The method of claim 1,wherein the second device can receive modulated data at said frequencyused at the point where the first device touches the touch surface ofthe second device.
 5. The method of claim 1, wherein the frequency canbe transmitted by negative electrical pulses, wherein the data beingencoded with on/off and/or voltage changes.
 6. The method of claim 1,wherein the first device is a stylus with a conductor tip and the seconddevice is a tablet computer with a capacitive multi-touch panel, thedata is sent from the tablet computer to the stylus by means of adedicated capacitive area on the capacitive multi-touch panel thatcorresponds to the bottom of the stylus, wherein it touches thecapacitive multi-touch panel.